Hey Forkies!Welcome back to another episode of your favorite podcast that nobody asked for!This week we are diving back into the Mezzo Makes drama over the Baja blast preorder. It’s our first episode where we will actually be talking shit while we make shit. Grab a drink, grab a WIP, and let’s get to it! If you’d like to become one of our little darlings in the haters club, you can join our “Darling little haters club” tier on Patreon for more information.Love the podcast, and want more content or

Chimps create a new fashion statement and are rocking it, but I don’t think humans should take this on board. Brad and Sam threw it back to the start of social media and found some GREAT old tweets from Wayne Rooney. Did you know sloths were gassy? Find out what they sound like… it’s not what your expecting! Plus loads of your messages and voice notes.Also if you love the podcast, vote for us in the Listener's Choice award at this years British Podcast Awards, go to

Today we get into some sewing machine history and personal lore, with the second half of TR’s infamous Sewing Machine Song! We will dissect and explain every line through the lens of the lessons learned so far on this podcast. Originally published January 26th 2025https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rana_Plaza_collapse Get ad-free episodes through our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Used2Sew Facebook:

This lively chat covered everything from Rochelle's wild quilt show adventures and her intense rock-climbing training with Lance (talk about multi-talented!) to the magical world of sewing retreats and tackling those tricky directional fabrics. Leslie shares about her studio build and some recent TV show binges, proving that our quilting lives are never dull! And the creativity doesn't stop there! Rochelle shared her brilliant fabric organization hacks using accordion files, and we got the in...

Robin Clevett talks to three well accomplished Carpenters and gets some of their best new and all-time tips, tricks and advice. Guests include: Allen Burt, Jason Joyce & Gary Banks

Bei Maschenfein steht der Sommerurlaub vor der Tür. Nach und nach verabschieden sich die Teammitglieder in den wohlverdienten Urlaub. Und was machen sie da? Stricken natürlich ;-) In dieser Inspirationsfolge erzählen Sophia und Louisa, was sie und ihre Kolleginnen in den Ferien auf den Nadeln haben werden und geben einen Ausblick, worauf sie sich im Herbst freuen.

In this inspiring episode, we sit down with Sal, a skilled bench joiner from Nottingham, whose passion for woodworking runs deep through generations of family tradition. Sal opens up about her journey into the craft, painting a vivid picture of the artistry behind handmade joinery and the everyday challenges of sourcing quality materials. She shares what it’s like working side by side with her father, offering a heartfelt glimpse into the dynamics of a family-run trade. Sal also champions the...

Send us a text Amigos y Amigas de Historias de Carpintería! Les traigo esta entrevista, episodio 31, con un invitado de lujo Alfredo Vega de Decobarriles, Alfredo es uno de los mas grandes exponentes del oficio de la carpintería en redes sociales, su habilidad para enseñar y compartir sus conocimientos hacen una delicia ver sus video de como crear proyectos de carpintería, siempre lo hace ver muy facil! Bien venidos también a la segunda temporada de entrevistas, espero sea de su a...

This episode Dan, Rasmus, and Heidi the things we have in our workshops that bring motivation, inspire us, og simply makes this journey we’re on more enjoyable.This is also the first episode with the special extra after show available on Patreon from the lowest tier. If you want to support the podcast, doing it through Patreon is an excellent way, and we’ll have a few other goodies coming in the future.Feel free to message any of us if you have any questions, constructive feedback or helpful

This week, James and Esther talk about book binding, the process, and the tools involved. The term "Crocodile Tears" and its origin. Most of the tools are wooden and can be made in your shop. We also talk about cutting clean circles out of things and how to make wooden threads. Send us a text Support the show

This week on Not Your Granny’s Quilt Show, I’m chatting with Lindsey of Pen + Paper Patterns. Lindsey is a talented quilt pattern designer known for her fun, whimsical style and her love of glue basting. Nearly ten years ago, she released her very first pattern, Rainy Day—and now she’s come full circle with her latest design, Chance of Rain, a delightful mix of umbrellas and daisies that’s perfect for spring stitching.After dabbling in several other handmade businesses, Lindsey found her true

In this episode of Life Well Stitched, our Hosts, Mary Meier-Evans and Elizabeth Ann Meier (EA) discuss the pressure we place on ourselves to stitch a certain number of canvases each year. And, our advice on getting yourself out of a needlepoint slump. Shop our Needlepoint Canvas Designs, Vintage Textiles and Ribbons, and SO much more! Click here to see what's currently available! Mentioned in This Episode: The Throne of Glass SeriesThe Royal School of Needlework Stitch...

Chris Frediani looks into ways of marketing your business and getting a good consistent stream of leads. Chris looks into Linkedin and why it might be the most valuable marketing tool available to tradespeople in 2025. He also chats to a general builder about how to work well with one another and a fellow plasterer about his success he's had working with builders. Guests include: Construction Marketing Expert Lee Fuller from Level Up Media as well as General Builder, Noel Bardall & Plasterer Bob

Send us a text In this episode of The Sewing Social Podcast, we dive into the inspiring journey of Victoria Nutt, the creative force behind Little Rosy Cheeks. Discover how Victoria transformed her passion for sewing into a thriving business, creating woven labels and children's sewing patterns. From her early influences of a crafty family to the challenges and triumphs of entrepreneurship, Victoria shares her story of resilience and creativity. Tune in to learn how Little R...

Joel Bardall and Todd Von Joel talk about how far they would go to get even with a customer that messed them about when it comes to payment. They ask fellow decorators, Sean Kelly & Ashley Woodcock to join them and talk about their experiences. Sean shares a shocking story about a customer that knew they didn't have the money to pay him... but still had the work done... Ashley shares an occasion where he actually got revenge on a non-paying customer!

All the wool is a vlog all about handspinning yarn, processing wool, knitting, owning a wool mill, farm life and everything in between. To watch this episode on YouTube https://youtu.be/X4lygwt4tsM It's cleaning day at the mill. During the summer the heat and dry conditions make it hard to process wool effectively so I do my best to get other small things done while we wait for better weather (humidity!). To ask me a question https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdkoshX7grvAiOcNxwA...

In this episode I'm chatting with Emiley Steinbruegge, the June featured artist at Simple Scrapper. Our insightful conversation includes Emiley's personal journey in scrapbooking, from starting with Creative Memories to balancing a busy family life and her creative passions. We discuss Emiley's favorite projects, such as her daughter's senior photobook, her love for bright colors and traditional scrapbooking techniques, and how social media has expanded the scrapbooking community. She also op...

Als wäre die letzte Folge nicht schon genug Polizei im Spiel gewesen, haben Chiara und Mara gleich beide erneut Vergnügen mit den Freunden und Helfern. Mara teasert schon die nächste Folge an, bei der sie einen Besuch im Puff abstattet, und Chiara wird von ihrem eigenen Bruder gezinkt - das und vieles mehr vom Bau erwartet euch in dieser Folge: Baustellen-Beichten. Ihr könnt unseren Baustellenalltag gern bei Instagram und TikTok verfolgen, unter @meetmybuildingsite und @dachdeckerin_chiara. A...

Send us feedback about this episode! This episode features a chat with Kira Hartley Klinger, author of Fabric Wars and Fabric Wars & More, about her unique journey from vintage fabric reseller to self-published writer. Kira shares how estate sales, auctions, and a lifelong love of textiles inspired her to tell the sometimes hilarious, sometimes heartfelt stories behind the fabric. Kira first joined us in episode 22, and now she's back to talk about her new book, Fabric Wars and More, as w...

Kerry, the founder of Rememberable Resin in Green Bay, Wisconsin, shares her moving journey on Resin Mastery. Her business began after the loss of her mother, inspiring her to preserve the flowers from her mother’s celebration of life using epoxy resin. What started as a deeply personal project soon evolved. Kerry learned about flower preservation by researching artists and experimenting with quality materials like iCoat epoxy resin. As she created keepsakes for friends and family, word spread,